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Tag Archives: mussel
Unlocking the secrets of connectivity in our seas
In partnership with Heriot-Watt University we’ve been exploring the genetic connectivity of selected horse mussel beds. The results of this work will help to inform our advice on management of Scotland’s Marine Protected Areas (MPA) network and understanding of the … Continue reading
Posted in biodiversity, climate change, coastal, conservation, Ecology, Marine, Marine Protected Areas, MPA, MPAs, Protected Areas, sea life, SNH, Uncategorized
Tagged connectivity, horse mussels, marine, MPA, MPAs Marine Protected Areas, mussel, Scottish Natural Heritage, SNH
Species of the month
February – Freshwater Pearl Mussel Few people are fully aware of the significance of the freshwater pearl mussel, a species that lives ‘hidden’ in cold, fast-flowing rivers yet is embedded in our history, culture and biodiversity. The freshwater pearl mussel … Continue reading
Posted in Species of the month
Tagged freshwater pearl mussel, mussel, River Lyon, rivers, SNH SEPA, WWF
